A man is only as good as his word. He's born with it, and he dies with it, so it better be a good one.

—Leo Barnett

Roses don't mean love in Bentley. They are a threat to survival.

Greed, corruption, and death threats are the rules of the Killers Keepers game, now that the five-year mourning period for Leo Barnett is up.

Everyone wants a piece of Cufflink's Winery and will do anything to get it.

Weston and Tucker are holding their own on two fronts. The wine? Easier than the personal.

The truth has come out, and Wes is left holding the world together—again.

This time, however, family he didn't know he had backs his play and introduces him to bloodlines and ancient history that still governs the Clans from Swanton to Bentley.

Miann Cridhe becomes a reality instead of words on a page in Leo's journal, and Wes has snared two of the security guards whose bloodlines protect the Chief and the Macs.

How much do they desire, and will Weston's mind overrule his heart?

Pretty Promises Don't Play

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